Another Departure From Yesh Atid: Another MK Announces She Will Not Run for the Knesset
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Election 2026 | Veterans of Yesh Atid quit the party on the basis of projections for single-digit numbers of Knesset members on its behalf in the real places on the list. A week into the closing of the lists, collectively some believe that internal competition within the bloc has run its course completely
Biton joins the ranks of MKs who have already announced their retirement. Last night, MK Mickey Levy announced that he too will not run on the list for the upcoming elections. Before him, MK and former minister Meir Cohen also announced his departure.
MK Debbie Biton informed Yair Lapid that she would not run on the Yesh Atid list • "I will continue to be part of public activity," the Knesset member wrote in a post she published online (political, political)
Ahead of the announcement of the lists, MK Debbie Biton announces that she will not run for the Knesset. Lapid will likely have to settle for 5 places on the Be'yat list. Yesterday, Meir Cohen and Mickey Levy withdrew
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